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Database Entry

Emotet (aka Heodo)

Vendor detections: 5

Intelligence 5 IOCs YARA 2 File information Comments

SHA256 hash:	f5e06729985a8332d74568dff36ebfc8dac7e0b52b6629c78df8d6095f8d5413
SHA3-384 hash:	dc88579ab24fb6ec91ffed2acb1121a8041e7076829fd6d8c397e0f8a300a7bb26a43b51dcb0fa10277e102e4beaf82f
SHA1 hash:	80513c9f9d6ea741b79c2c0ffe2df0cc4089732a
MD5 hash:	77942bd4593fecf389688282f5ccfd8d
humanhash:	cola-south-venus-enemy
File name:	emotet_e1_f5e06729985a8332d74568dff36ebfc8dac7e0b52b6629c78df8d6095f8d5413_2020-10-21__165447604230._doc
Download:	download sample
Signature	Heodo Create hunting rule
File size:	175'616 bytes
First seen:	2020-10-21 16:56:33 UTC
Last seen:	2020-10-21 18:50:14 UTC
File type:	docx
MIME type:	application/msword
ssdeep	3072:DNNWWBeY5kb0TUNAuBqVPlB11nBkwxaH8piB530aqZRm99:DNNWWEYOb0TUquBqt7nBJxacpyqZRm9
TLSH	54049284A1C1FC5AC95587371A8FFEF8521A6C417ECDE182237EF6682C3712E569E2C4
Reporter	Cryptolaemus1
Tags:	doc Emotet epoch1 Heodo

Cryptolaemus1

Emotet epoch1 doc

Intelligence

File Origin

# of uploads :

# of downloads :

Origin country :

n/a

Vendor Threat Intelligence

Detection(s):

TwinWave.EvilDoc.WelcomeBackEmotetThatsWhyTheyCallItWindowPain.2020717.UNOFFICIAL

TwinWave.EvilDoc.EMOCROCreateRomanticWarrior.20200916.UNOFFICIAL

Doc.Dropper.EmotetUpdate1020-9778523-0

Result

Verdict:

Malware

Maliciousness:

Behaviour

Creating a window

Using the Windows Management Instrumentation requests

Creating a process with a hidden window

DNS request

Sending an HTTP GET request

Creating a file

Creating a process from a recently created file

Moving a file to the Windows subdirectory

Creating a service

Connection attempt

Sending an HTTP POST request

Deleting a recently created file

Enabling autorun for a service

Bypassing of proactive protection methods using Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI)

Launching a process by exploiting the app vulnerability

Detection:

n/a

Link:

https://mwdb.cert.pl/sample/f5e06729985a8332d74568dff36ebfc8dac7e0b52b6629c78df8d6095f8d5413/

Threat name:

Document-Word.Trojan.Powload

Status:

Malicious

First seen:

2020-10-21 18:45:19 UTC

AV detection:

25 of 29 (86.21%)

Threat level:

5/5

Detection(s):

Malicious file

Link:

https://check.spamhaus.org/check/?searchterm=6xqgokmylkbtfv2fndp7g3v7zdnmpyfvfntctr4n7dlasx4nkqjq._file

Result

Malware family:

emotet

Score:

10/10

Tags:

trojan banker family:emotet

Link:

https://tria.ge/reports/201021-fma4r59x3n/

Behaviour

Modifies registry class

Suspicious behavior: AddClipboardFormatListener

Suspicious behavior: EnumeratesProcesses

Suspicious use of AdjustPrivilegeToken

Suspicious use of SetWindowsHookEx

Suspicious use of WriteProcessMemory

Checks processor information in registry

Enumerates system info in registry

Office loads VBA resources, possible macro or embedded object present

Drops file in System32 directory

Blacklisted process makes network request

Executes dropped EXE

Emotet Payload

Emotet

Process spawned unexpected child process

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YARA Signatures

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